Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Tap (2)

Tapn.a rap, gentle blow, noise, small pipe, run

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Taper

Tapern.a light, waxcandle;a.sloping regularly

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Taper (2)

Taperv.i.to grow smaller by regular degrees

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Taperness

Tapernessn.a tapering state or quality

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Tapestry

Tapestryn.a cloth woven in figures, hangings

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Tapeti

Tapetin.an American animal of the hare kind

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Taphouse

Taphousen.a house for selling liquors

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Tapir

Tapirn.an American amphibious quadruped of the size of a mule and resembling the hippopotomy

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Taproot

Taprootn.the principle or chief stem of a root

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Tapster

Tapstern.one who taps, one who draws beer

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Tar

Tarn.the juce of the pine obtained by a suffocating heat, a sailor

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Tar (2)

Tarv.to smear or daub with tar, tease, provoke

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Tarabe

Taraben.a large parrot with a red head

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Tarantula

Tarantulan.a spider whose bite is cured by music

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Tarantulate

Tarantulatev.t.to excite or govern emotions by music

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Taraquira

Taraquiran.a species of lizard in America

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Tardigrade

Tardigrade, or Tardigraduousa.moving slowly, ob.

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Tardily

Tardilyad.slowly, sluggishly, dully, heavily

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Tardiness

Tardiness, or Tardityn.slowness, sluggishness

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Tardy

Tardya.slow, dilatory, criminal;v.t.to delay

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Tare

Taren.a weed in allowance in weight for the cask, &c. in which goods are packed

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Tare (2)

Tarev.t.to mark the weight of tare

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Tare (3)

Tarepret.of to tear

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Tarentine

Tarentinen.a native ot Tarentim in Italy

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Targe

Targe, or Targetn.a kind of buckler or shield

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Targum

Targumn.the Chaldee paraphrase on the pentateuchTarif or tariff,n.a table of duties fixed by authority

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Tarnish

Tarnishv.to sully, soil, lose brightness or luster